Never Enough to Eat | Losaka Jataka (Part 2) | Animated Buddhist Stories

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Losaka Jataka (Jataka #41)
In this video, Venerable Losaka becomes an arahant but still does not get enough to eat.
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Chinese (Simplified) and Chinese (Traditional) subtitles submitted by: John Sum
Spanish subtitles submitted by: Fernando Liu Zheng
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Narrator
Name: Katie Angkustsiri Yip
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Artist
Name: Nuttida Phuetkasicholphasutha
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Name: Ananya Yodin
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Expertise: After Effects and Photoshop
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[@deepikakedare2141]

I cried watching this story...how compassionate venerable sariputta was to his student❤❤❤❤❤

[@Rajan-s4j]

🙏🙏🙏

[@atrudokht]

I’m looking forward to the next part when Samma-Sambuddha Gautama revealed the cause of Losaka’s suffering in the past life.

[@prahladagarwal4102]

You may read Losaka jatak no.41 for full details.

[@atrudokht]

@@prahladagarwal4102 I've read it already, but I want to see the animation version

[@alicetan757]

Me too I feel so sad and sorry.

[@indrapadma1012]

Sadhu

[@herawijaya9709]

Anumodhana🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@divyasajjan8577]

SAADHU SAADHU SAADHU 🙏🌷🙏

[@nushingmongmarma3736]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu🙏🙏🙏

[@axisofawesomeness3981]

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🏻🌷

[@Ghatikara]

Anumodhana

[@rajputjps]

SADHU SADHU SADHU🙏🙏🙏

[@sourajrudrapaul7968]

Sadhu sadhu sadhu. May all being be free from their suffering.

[@keerthanasshivnya]

Upload part 3 soon,🙏.... TQ for showing the truth of life.

[@sonali_0310]

😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 may all beings be happy ...free from suffering 🙏🙏🙏🙏 metta to all

[@DhammaGirl.]

Thank you for uploading part 2! I see that kamma is an undeniable aspect of life, and as long as we live, we will continue to experience the results of our actions. The genuine compassion demonstrated by Venerable Sariputta is truly touching and powerful, serving as a profound reminder of the importance of empathy and kindness. Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏

[@tseringlhamo2654]

We can't our escape our karma🥺🥺🥺🌸🌸🌸💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻

[@Maetrei]

Interesting how one can become an Arahant while still having unrealized karma. Sadhu🙏

[@howardyeung4443]

Namah Ratnatrayaya may all sentient beings attain Buddhahood in the future..

[@user-rq1mj6py4e]

Thank you for the story. Very heart touching

[@saikumarroyyala7985]

😊 Arahant himself, can't deny bad kamma 😮 Good 😊 kamma, helps us a lot. Be good with kindness and compassion 😇 ultimate goal of life is liberation 😊 Namo Buddhaaya 😊 May all be happy 😊 sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@artist7707]

🌹🌹🌹

[@yu-chengtsai7817]

非常感動 祝願參與製作此動畫的一切人員遠離苦痛，平安且吉祥 sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@patriciachew4894]

Please let me know the 4 type of sweet allow for the monk for afternoon food? Thank you very much for making this video. And i learn all is one karma and fated to have. And sharing is important. Sadhu sadhu sadhu.

[@adityaPri6759]

Thank you for asking this. I also curious about this.

[@patriciachew4894]

I could only think one raisin..

[@Supermutantzz]

I read on another video it's: ghee, honey, butter, and sugar.

[@patriciachew4894]

@@Supermutantzz Thanks for the update. Sugar and honey is true but ghee and butter are not sweets. Maybe they made it into delicacy..Sadhu sadhu sadhu.

[@atrudokht]

@@patriciachew4894 As it's in ancient time of India, these four items used to be considered as delicacies. Unlike nowadays.

[@SuikaLan]

🙏😊

[@maheshkamble634]

Nice story

[@KirtanaS-qt8ld]

Upload soon Part 3.

[@ashwinilatkar626]

Even if his karma wasn't good. He with his all heart and mind practiced bhuddhas teaching and also applied in his day to day life. But didn't give up bhuddhas teaching,for he knew surrendering to bhuddha will be good for him.

[@Andrehcorra]

Maravilhoso!!!! 🥰

[@wisdomcries]

4:35 The sweets in the bowl look like sushi and spring rolls.

[@Navin2718]

An arahant doesn't cry, for he has freed himself from all attachments, including physical and emotional

[@Ghatikara]

I was also thinking this. But it's okay for the sake of the story

[@adsl8995]

No arahant still feel pain feel happy of his body and mind but not attachment. Like you know and anger hate but your mind just know it not feel with it with body is cry from sense taste or pain arhant just let it go on with it no need to do anything with it.

[@Ghatikara]

@@adsl8995 This is not right. Anger does not arise in an Arahant's mind. Is is free from that Fetter.

[@adsl8995]

@@Ghatikara Arahant is someone who can fully control their mind that is why anger cannot rise on the arahant but not the senseless person . sickness pain and taste from body still know to arahant but no more cause any harm to arahant mind.

[@Ghatikara]

@@adsl8995 That is correct. But an Arahant never cries from illness or pain.

[@JBHershey1234]

I'm so confused about something. It seems like Venerable Losaka was like a person with so much bad luck that it also appears to affect those around him, almost like a curse. I thought in buddhism that karma is your own to repent/sow, and that there's no such thing as bad luck curses like the ones Losaka had on his family and village? Can someone please explain?

[@watsanfran]

Being "cursed" is simply that which enables your kammic consequences to bear fruit. For Ven Losaka, being rejected and ostracized by society was necessary to ensure that he wouldn't receive any food or support, as this was exactly what he did to others in the past.

[@JBHershey1234]

@watsanfran ah, so basically it ties back to karmic consequences. I see. Thank you for clarifying 🙏

[@adsl8995]

The real Cursed is not exist in the world maybe the cursed is the another form of karmic consequence . Noting is cause from no action…..

[@JagadishMayekar]

karma has no menu, you get served what you deserve..😢🙏🙏🙏☸️

[@SonamTsering-ec9en]

karma was very power full an no one this beyond karma even attend arhat will suffer karma

[@valeriasanchezpch]

🔆 💗 🥹 he passed away knowing how it felt to be full. Even in his disgrace he didn’t want to be a burden 🙏🏻 real empathy

[@JessT-xx9gj]

sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🙏🙏